showing up strain is not for any one particular individual it will be a showing of strength throughout the 118th congress unanimity of purpose on behalf of the american people. [applause] >> before i proceed any further, let me begin by acknowledging the distinguished gentlelady, from the great state of california. the iconic, the heroic, the legendary speaker emerita, nancy pelosi! [applause]

>> and without question in my mind, speaker emerita pelosi will go down in history as the greatest speaker of all-time! [applause] throughout her time, throughout her time, though in congress she has been a legendary legislator. a fabulous facilitator, and a no nonsense negotiator. we know that nancy pelosi is a woman of faith. a loving wife, a mother a five, a grandmother of nine. a defender of democracy. a voice for the voiceless, and a powerful champion for the children, the climate, charles cynthia, california, the caucus,

the congress, and the constitution. thank you madam speaker for all that you have done! it is an honor to stand on your broad shoulders! [applause] as well, as well as the shoulders of the great steny ona, and the great jim climber. two consequential leaders in their own right. [applause] now, scripture says angulation's, let us now become weary and doing good. for at the proper time, we will reap the harvest if we do not give up. over the last two years, house democrats in partnership with president biden.

and our colleagues in the senate. have been hard at work, on behalf of the american people. getting big things done. we passed the american rescue plan. saved the economy from a deep recession. put shots in arms, money and pockets, and kids back in school. we pass the infrastructure investment and jobs act. to create millions of good, paying jobs, fix our crumbling bridges, roads, airports. a water system, or mass transportation systems. and ensure high-speed internet access and every single community. [applause] we've has gotten slave day legislation, for the first time in 30 years that will save lives and make our communities safer. we passed the chips and science

act, to bring domestic jobs back home to the united states of america, and ensure that our workforce has the skills to succeed in the 21st century economy. and we passed the inflation reduction act to strike a dramatic blow against the climate crisis, set our planted on a sustainable trajectory forward. lower energy cross, strengthen the affordable care act, lower the [inaudible] and drive down the price of lifesaving prescription drugs for millions of americans! it was one of the most consequential congresses in american history. president biden gets the job done, and the d and democrats stand for deliver! [applause] so over the next two years,

[crowd chanting] over the next two years. [crowd chanting] as we begin this 118th congress. let us continue to fight for lower costs. let's continue to fight in this congress. for better paying jobs. let's continue to fight in this congress for safer communities, let us continue to fight in this congress to defend democracy. let's continue to fight in this congress to put, and protect, the public interest. let's continue to fight in this congress for economic opportunity in every, single zip code and let us continue to fight in this congress for reproductive freedom! [applause] because, [applause]

, as democrats we do believe in a country for everyone. [crowd chanting] we do believe in a country for everyone. a country that provides for the poor, works for working families, make sense for the middle class. sense out for senior citizens, innovates in the intercity. strength in suburban communities, helps out the heartland, and revitalize is the role of america. we believe in a country where liberty and justice for all, equal protection under the law. free and fair elections, and yes we believe in a country with a peaceful transfer of power! [applause] [applause]

we believe that in america, our diversity is a strength. it is not a weakness. an economic strength, a competitive strength, a cultural strength. our diversity is a strength. it is not a weakness. we are a gorgeous mosaic of people from throughout the world. as john lewis would sometimes remind us on this floor. we may have come over on different ships. but we are all in the same boat than. we are whites, we are black, we are latina, we are asian, we are native american. we are christian, we are jewish, we are muslim, we are a hindu. we are religious, we are secular, we are gay, we are straight, we are young, we are older, we are women, we are men, we are citizens, we are dreamers, out of many, we are

one! that is what makes america a great country! and no matter what kind of haters that are trying to divide us, we are not going to let anyone take that away from us. not now, not ever! this is the united states. of america. a land of opportunity. the fact that i am able to stand up here today, is another data point. in that narrative. i was born in a brooklyn hospital where i was raised in a working class neighborhood. and, crown heights grew up in the cornerstone baptist church, started off in a cradle role department. some hal survived the violence

of a crack cocaine pandemic, and wound up here in the united states congress as the highest ranking democrat in the house of representatives! america truly is the land of opportunity. governments of the people, by the people, and for the people. so on this first day. let us commit to the american dream, the dream that promises that if you work hard, and play by the rules. you should buy able to do provide a comfortable living for yourself and for your family. educate your children, purchase a home. and one day retire with grace. and dignity. let us commit on this first day to lift up the american dream for every single person in this nation!

now, i recognize that this is a moment of transition. as we transition from one congress to the next. from one majority to the next. from a year of accomplishments, a year of accomplishments to a year of ambiguity, a moment of transition. the american people understandably after the events of this week recognize that the congress is at a fork in the road. and are asking the question, what direction will we choose? on this thursday, i do not pretend to answer that question. on behalf of my colleagues on

the other side. of the aisle. but we do extend our hand of partnership, to you, and want to make clear that we and stand, and intent, to try to find common ground. whenever and wherever possible on behalf of the american people! [applause] not as democrats, not as republicans, not as independents, but as americans! [applause] but i also want a plan that we will never compromise our principles. house democrats will always put american values over autocracy. benevolence over bigotry.

the constitution over the cult. democracy over demagogues. economic opportunity over extremism. freedom, over fascism. governing over gaslighting. hopefulness, over hatred. inclusion, over isolation. just, this over judicial overreach. knowledge over kangaroo courts. liberty over limitation. maturity over mar-a-lago. normalcy over negativity. opportunity, over obstruction. people over politics. quality of life issues, over qanon. reason over racism. substance over slander. triumph over tyranny. understanding over ugliness. voting rights over voter suppression. working families over the well connected. genial over xenophobia.

yes we can! or you can do it. and jealous -- over general some -- we will always do the right thing by the american people! so let us not grow weary of doing that. for the american people who reap the benefit of the harvest that we do not give up. god bless you! god bless the house! and god bless the united states of america! [applause] [applause] [crowd chanting] it is now mice them responsibility, to hand over

the peoples gavel. to a son of bakersfield. a former small business owner. a proud product of a firefighter's highs hold. the gentleman from the great state of california, and the next speaker of the 118th congress, kevin mccarthy! [applause]

>> that was easy, have? i never thought we would get up here. thank you, minority leader jeffries. how came, i have to warn you, two years ago i got 100 percent of the vote for my conference. [applause] >> there's somebody else i want to think. the gentlelady who served as our presiding officer this, week our clerk, cheryl johnson. [applause]

>> my father always told me, it's not how you start, it's how you finish. and now we need to finish strong for the american people. [applause] >> as the son of a firearm in, and a grandchild of immigrants -- can rise to the highest position and the most important legislative body of our country -- if my colleague, hakeem jeffries -- with his life story can rise to lead his party, then opportunities in democracy still thrive in america. [applause]

>> to the jeffries. there will be times we agree. and many times we will defer. i promise our debates will be passionate, but they will never be personal. that is my commitment to you. [applause] >> and now, the hard work begins. what we do here today, next week, next month, next year we -- will set the tone for everything else that follows. tonight, i want to talk directly to the american people. as the speaker of the house, my

ultimate responsibility is not to my party. my conference, or even our congress. my responsibility, our responsibility is to our country. [applause] >> two months ago you voted for a new direction for our country. you embraced our commitment to america and now we are going to keep our commitment to you. [applause] >> it's a commitment for aiding khanna me that is strong. where you can fill up a tank of gas, feed your family. where paychecks grow, and not shrink. it is a commitment for a nation that is safe. we're coming are protected, law

enforcement is respected and criminals are prosecuted. [applause] >> a commitment for the future that is built on freedom where children come first and are taught to dream big. because, in america, dreams can still come true. a commitment for a government that is held accountable. where americans get the answers they want, need and deserve. a system that's built on checks and balances. it's time for us to be a check and provide some balance to the presidents policies. [applause]

>> there is nothing more important than making it possible for american families to live and enjoy the lives they deserve. that is why we commit to stop wasteful washington spending, to lower the price of groceries, gas, cars, housing. and stop the rising national debt. [applause] >> we pledged to cut the regulatory burden. lower energy costs for families and create good paying jobs for workers by unleashing reliable, abundant american made energy. [applause]

>> and though the night is late -- but when we come back, our very first bill will repeal the funding for 87,000 new -- [applause] >> you see? we will leave government should be to help you, not go after you. we are going to pass the bills to fix the nations challenges. from wide open southern borders, to -- energy policies, so woke indoctrination in our school. [applause] >> we'll also address america's

long term challenges. the debt and the rise of the chinese communist party. congress must speak with one voice on both of these issues. this is why we will and wasteful washington center. from now on, if the federal bureaucrat wants to spend it, they will come before us to defend it. [applause] >> as for the chinese communist party, we will create a bipartisan select committee on china. to investigate how to bring back the hundreds of thousands of jobs that went to china and then we will win this economic

competition. [applause] >> speaking of committees, we will hold the swamp accountable. from the withdrawal of afghanistan, to the origins of covid, to the weaponization of the fbi. [applause] >> let me be very clear, we will use the power of the purse and the power of the subpoena to get the job done. [applause] >> this is something we should all agree upon.

we will stand up and speak out for the backbone of our economy. the hardworking tax fair. [applause] >> it's nighttime here in washington. but in some ways, it's also like a new beginning. a fresh start. my friends, this chamber is now fully open for all americans to visit. [applause] >> i want to give all americans

a personal invitation, you are welcome to see this body at work. no longer were the doors be closed. but the debates will be open for you to witnessed what happens in the peoples house. [applause] >> from the committee rooms to this for, we commit to pursue the truth passionately. and embrace debate. no more one sided inquiries, competing ideas will be put to the test in public. so that the best ideas when. [applause] >>.

. >> -- answers well nine have not been found in washington. that's why one of our very first hearings will be held on the southern border. [applause] >> no more ignoring a crisis we for safety and sovereignty. we must secure our border. [applause] >> we must get america back on track. now, on a personal note to my family.

here at home. to judy, megan connor, emily, my brother, mark, monica, zak. and, yes, my mom, bert. i am where i am because you are who you are. [applause] >> you could stand. [applause] >> i would also like to thank my constituents in california central valley. yes, especially my hometown of bakersfield. i don't know if you're familiar

with music, but as -- how many of you that sit and judge me have ever walked the streets of bakersfield? [applause] >> i've walked those streets my entire life. i know it's people. they're hardworking and relentless and optimistic about our future. and i am very honored to have the opportunity to represent them. i am the son of a firefighter. i saw firsthand the millions -- of hard work, leadership in service to others >> -- and how can change peoples lives. and that is exactly why we are here today. to serve you the people. >> we come here with the support of our families and -- to be the voice in washington. for all the wives and husbands,

children's and parents that are watching. a loved one being sworn in. i know it took a couple extra days. i'll be honest, it's not how i planned. i want you to remember this moment. take it in. your loved ones are about to make history. my colleagues and i thank you for your understanding and your sacrifice. and we will work every day to make you proud. my most -- is not in the chamber. it's in this chamber we met before, the -- hall. to take people on tour. -- a one term congressman sat in

the back. i like to go to that spot and i like to stand where he stood. i like to look over and look at the clock. because that is the same clock in same view that abraham lincoln saw. as i've watched lincoln served in the greatest challenge to the civil war. -- and put them together. i've watched at a time but he did not know if the nation could sustain itself. but he dreamt of a future and built a railroad across the nation. i want us to all take a moment -- and stand there. i want you to look and i want you to think, if america could

do it then, we could do it now one more time. [applause] >> abraham lincoln gave his life in service to this country. one of his most important observations about america applies today. as much as it did 160 years ago. he said we are striving to maintain with -- and to transmit them to our children and our children's children forever. my fellow americans, that is

still our mission today. this moment calls for restoring trust within our country and with each other. in that spirit i will work with anyone and everyone who shares our passion to deliver a better future for the nation. i hope you will join me. as a congress, we can only operate if we cooperate. my door will be open. i'd like you to come by. i want you to see, as you walk down the hall, a large portrait of lincoln. i want you to go into that conference room and i want you to see another portrait. my members know this. it's of washington crossing the delaware. you all know the story.

it happened on christmas, 1776. there was no iphone to take a picture. people wonder when it was painted. it was not painted by someone who was there it was painted in 1815 1851. he wasn't immigrant who lived in america -- you know why he painted it? because he knew america was more than a country, america was an idea. he went home to germany and he wanted germany to have a revolution based upon the values and freedoms that we defend every day his talent was art so he believes he painted this painting he could inspire his countryman to rise up for the ideas of freedom many

historians will tell you he did not get a correct they'll tell you washington crossing on a durham vote but he paints it with washington in a row bow. you see, 13 people but only 12 faces. you see, washington standing up in a row bow in the middle of winter wearing a ceremonial uniform with his hand on his chest. he looks so stoic. you look at that man he would say, i fall him anywhere. you probably believe that he never lost a battle. but history would tell us that that moment, at that time, he had only lost. we have never won. uc, that was the night of our first victory as a nation when we surprise the -- but when you look at that painting, don't look at washington. i want you to look at who is in the boat. you see, the second role in the

beret, he scottish. the person directly crossed him in the green growing in the exact same cadence, as an african american. you come down right to the middle in the red. the person who was rowing the strongest is a woman. and in the very back, is a native american. i don't know from her historic fact that they were on the boat that night. but to this young immigrant who had lived in america, that's who he believed would be in the boat. the second to last person is a farmer. he could be from bakersfield, i'm not sure. his hand grows across his face. people would debate this part. but what i see is the hand of the 13th person no one sees. what i believe a manual is saying is, here we are,

battling for the creation of the idea of freedom. that every individual is equal. not a perfect nation, but striving to be a more perfect union. having lost every battle against the greatest challenge with the strongest nation, having lost them all. but willing to do it on our holiest of nights with the hand reached out and asking if you would join us. that's as true today as it was then. if we let everybody on the boat, if we road in the same cadence together, there is no obstacle this body can overcome for this nation. [applause]

>> it is time for us to be the voice and worthy of their vote. let me close with this. i may not know all of you, some of you are new. but i hope one thing is clear after this week. i never give up. [applause] >> i make this promise. i will never give up for you, the american people.

and i will never give up on keeping our commitment to america. our nation is worth fighting for. our rights are worth fighting, for our dreams are worth fighting for. our future is worth fighting for. [applause] >> therefore, with a love for this country, and charity for each other, let us now take our oath and be worthy of the office on which we are about to enter. god bless everybody in this chamber. and god bless america. [applause] >> not so fast. i have to get sworn in first. sit down.

i am now ready to take the oath of office. i want to ask the dean of the house, the honorable how rodgers of kentucky. one of my first mentors to administer the oath of the office. [applause] >> first, we want to offer a bipartisan congratulations to the gentleman from california. [applause] >> now will the speaker designate raise his right hand? do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies,

foreign and domestic? that you will bear true faith and allegiance -- that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose -- and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office of which you are about to enter. so help you god. >> yes i do. >> congratulations and godspeed! [applause] >> thank you. >> -- the chair both wherein the members elect in mass. the member elects will rise. the chair will not -- will now administer the oath of office. all member elects will raise

their white -- right hand. do you solemnly -- swear and affirm that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic? but you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations. you are now members of the 118th -- [applause]

>> 35 congresspeople sworn in. c-span cameras on george santos. >> we can confirm george santos was actually sworn in as a member of congress, something that he put out in a press release on monday, which was not true. it's done. it's definitely you and i met each other in the halls a few hours ago when we're not sure if it was gonna happen tonight. >> now is he's doing he's not doing the rose package tonight so you might have to adjourn. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. >> it's my humble honor to be the first to address you from the floor of the people's house as mister speaker.

[applause] >> mister speaker as chair as the republican conference i'm directed by that conference to notify the house officially the of the republican members have selected as majority leader, the gentleman from -- mr. steve scalise. [applause] >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar. >> mister speaker, as the chair of the democratic caucus, i've been directed to report the house of the democratic members have selected as my morally leader, the gentleman from new york, mr. hakeem jeffries. [applause]

>> the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york -- >> mister speaker, as chair of the republican conference, i am directed by that conference to notify the house officially the republican members have selected as majority -- vaginal from from minnesota, mr. tom amr. [applause] >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar -- -- i'm curious of whether hockey jeffrey speech was written by lin --

manual -- it's only dawning on some people that he went through the entire alphabet. >> you and i did not realize it and then we got the w it was extraordinary. but i will say, he did have all week to prepare. >> that's a good point. i was texting with another congress person who confirmed to me there was no teleprompter, -- >> it was a wild speech. simone sanders is with us. simone, by the way, in the week that hakeem jeffries may have been preparing the speech a lot was going on we had an unemployment number today that was strong -- we had the president of the united states hobnobbing around with mitch mcconnell talking about bridges this week. in something that looked like a snap to the house -- >> republicans and democrats talk about things getting done it was a very different week outside of the house. >> absolutely. you saw president biden do what he has been saying he was going

to do. he's been saying that he is going to go out there vote for the american people they're going to and then he's gonna get on the road and demonstrate to people what this legislation means to them -- the bridge in kentucky, for anyone who does not know, that particular bridge -- it has kentuckians, it has alliance. it's probably one of the most -- bridges in the east coast. the one people that could bring all the people together. that bridge is just one example of many infrastructure projects that are now going to be fixed and rehabbed, if you will, due to money from the infrastructure bill that has passed. i think is very important and critical -- this entire week is something we're going to see -- we are going to sue the house and chaos due to the extremist republican members that have been empowered by now, speaker mccarthy. and you are going to see the white house in the senate try to go forward and do some of -- the extremism that took over

this week in the house of representatives -- that was wildly rejected at the ballot boxes. it's not what the american people want frankly, i don't think it's what the majority of republicans who are elected leaders -- they want to be able to get things done. i think the last point i want to make is about the historic moment we just witnessed. the speech from the democratic leader, hakeem jeffries. he's the first black person of any political party to lead a caucus. to lead either in the house or the senate. a story only possible in the united states of america. he talked about what democrats were four and his story. he made clear that under his leadership that he work with republicans. but also he made clear what they would not compromise on. and then you have the speech from speaker mccarthy who came out and it was an important moment for him, personally. a combination of his career.

it was not as inspiring, but i was very struck by the point he made about wanting to get to work for the american people. and the things he lifted off that they would do were about investigating the origin of covid-19. he talked about specifically looking into what happened with the pull out from afghanistan. again, not things that were on the minds of voters. >> i was >> i was surprised at the red surprised at the red meat meat he threw that he threw to two conspiracy conspiracy theorist, theories particularly with particularly with the covid the covid stuff. stuff. after after the week he had, the week he's had, i would almost think i you'd want to give a middle almost thought about giving finger to them. a middle finger to him, but but he threw them some he gave red me. >> them some red meat. >> how about john allen? john allen has been waiting for hours to join us, he is with us, now john, your take away. here we are, 1:47 a.m.. >> well, republicans are messy staff and i will continue to get messier. the republicans were spots that have a rules package, they were told to do that tonight, they are gonna wait until monday to do it because they don't have the votes.

and also mccarthy will make it more difficult for congress to raise the debt ceiling's. they want to make sure that america pay its debts, and make it extraordinary difficult to keep the government open and we've got them talking, i've got norman talking this week. talking about whether mccarthy would like to shut the government down. it's in the criteria, the willingness to do it if he's gonna vote for him. it's a messy republican, still stands, but this house may be the incentives and called his right now for the next two years. we saw earlier tonight, one in the left, or, another and that wasn't alabama going after matt gates, i've been told by a source familiar that rodgers was angry that gates was in the armed services committee gamble. and i don't think that's gonna be the most fiery that we've seen members on the floor in this congress.

and americans having that divide. >> if they can agree on the rules for a vote package tonight, what happens if they don't have the votes on monday? >> i was texting with a moderate democratic member who thought that the rules package that we are going to see when the details come out this morning is absolutely crazy, and that there are republicans that can be worked on. as i said, i'm a little bit skeptical that there are, i think there are plenty of crazier republicans on the right in the weeks and months ahead. are there five moderate republicans that would break with the new speaker on his first vote? i don't think that they're big enough for that, but i say that the details are the rules package, so who knows what specific injections that they might have in that vote on monday. i thought it was interesting, it's something that ali was saying about the candidates, in the first speech as speaker mccarthy, was that he dabbled

in some of the conspiracism, any dabbled a little bit in the conspiracism. but i don't know, i listen to republican speeches all fall on the campaign trail, and there was a lot more then maga nationalism. and the votes that we saw, i think 90% of speaker mccarthy's first speech could have been mitt romney's 2012 convention. and i think that that shows how uncomfortable he is with his conference and why they were doing this at two a.m. on a weekend. instead of having done this on tuesday. is that, he is not comfortable with where the party has gone. and he's trying to navigate this, even with his speeches, by being his natural self. a chamber of congress republican, and dabbling in, and moving on with a discomfort of some of the more conspiratorial maga stuff that is going to appeal in the dynamic and rising part of the republican congress. >> he said in his speech, simone, he said that i never give up. based on the information i want,

given that, i want to know what he gave up? i want to know what he actually gave up to not give up his bid for speakership, he kept on giving more stuff up and we do not know. we may found out with the rules package, but we don't know what it is. we don't know what he traded to get all these votes. and what they need to come around. >> yeah, there is a verse in the bible, that says, what is it caused the man to gain the whole world and lose his soul. i think that's actually a classic, kevin mccarthy here. we don't know what he gave up, but i think that we should bold underline, and i want to say what they just, said the fact that speaker mccarthy is not comfortable with where the party has gone. but he's willing to traffic in the depths and the sales of the most terrible parts of the republican party apparatus. because it will give him the hold on to power. so i think that that is the dynamic that a lot of republicans out there, they're not comfortable, but they go along with it. and what a number of those across the country and said, you have to stand up for, something and what we are about

to witness, in the house of representatives, you are going to see people who are willing to equate themselves into a pretzel for things that they say that they don't necessarily believe in, all for power. a number of these folks voted to go with donald trump on the big lie about the election. a number of these individuals supported and upheld and believe the insurrectionists. a number of these individuals have by alex against their fellow members of congress. these are the people that kevin mccarthy has just empowered with the speakership. make no mistake, there is no watering this down. there is now, looks like matt gates, and it's a good guy who can work on with some things. we sat here and talked about the fact that he was -- for social activity. so we really need to understand what is down here. >> but that's also while they

are in office. remember, those who are willing to go the farthest in this last election. kari lake, mehmet oz, doug mastriano. and where are they now today? sitting at the couch's at home. because the american people would not stand to vote them in. john allen, isn't that a consideration as we go forward? remembering where the american people are. and what voters want? >> you would think that lauren boebert would've been a great example of that. someone who learned -- almost lost her seat. and learning from that. maybe she might not want to go so extreme. but some people don't understand if they put their hand on the stove it is going to burn. some people have to put their hand on the stove to feel the burn, and then withdraw it. and you have lauren boebert and these other holdouts who would sit the republican party on that snow for the last few days. they've not learned the lesson of not being too extreme. we will see what happens with this house as they try to put together an agenda, and they try to oppose joe biden, but i

don't think that there is anybody happier about what happened in the last few days, and simone was talking about the contrast of biden at the bridge, i'm sorry, maybe stephen aly you are talking about the contracts of biden at the bridge in cincinnati and coming into kentucky. with mitch mcconnell. that contrast against what we have just watched in the house. a speaker vote that took four days. and some that you saw on the floor earlier this week are probably old enough to vote right now. [laughter] >> my takeaway, there is still awake today. >> tim, and john, thank you. and thanks everybody else who has been with us tonight. stephanie and i had a nice interaction earlier before both of us started our shows. and i thought that was kind of fun. that was, you and i spent ten minutes talking to each other. like old times. who knew? >> 10:48 pm. i walked into the studio and said. hey ali? can you say a few minutes with me. and the last, it's almost two a.m..

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